Author: Felicity Anderson-Moore

Felicity holds a BA (Hons) in Performance Costume from the University of Edinburgh and an MLitt in Dress and Textile Histories from the University of Glasgow. She has over two decades of experience in both onstage and behind-the-scenes roles in several genres, with a particularly strong background in dance, classical theatre and historical costuming. This combination brings a distinctive perspective to her approach to reviewing and engaging with the performing arts.

The Ballad of Isobel Gunn – the Annex at theSpace in Symposium Hall | Review by Felicity Anderson-Moore

Most people have probably never heard of Isobel Gunn, the first Scottish woman to set foot in Canada. Singer, author and historian Melanie Gall intends to change that through her one-woman show. She blends historical research with lyrical folk music to create a musical biography of a woman born 246 years ago.  Frustrated with the... Continue Reading →

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How to Fix a Fairytale – Greenside George Street | Review by Felicity Anderson-Moore

Before the play had even begun, the cast was in distress; their script for the perfect fairytale play had gone missing! The resulting solution was a semi-improvised cabaret of musical theatre tunes. However, the songs were secondary to the weaving of an imaginative fantasy world, created through suggestions from the audience, all prompted by the... Continue Reading →

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